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Is this literally what happens in the movie?
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No. A24 completely raped the concept and hired writers who don't give a fuck and wrote their own thing.
In the movie backrooms are an imaginary memory land where your memories go and get turned wonky, so if you have ever seen a room, the room appears in backrooms but all the details have faded. If you wore a shirt then your shirt will appear there but it's going to be there but all wrong. And it's a metaphor for loss or memory or who gives a fuck.
It's very heckin' deep, bro.
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like half of it.
I mean the backrooms just rips of the infinite Ikea SCP which came before it so it's par for the course.
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>>223198709
The Backrooms have gone through a ton of different iterations since those random posts. Pretending they influenced the movie is nonsense.
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>>223198682
It's pretty much that, yeah. But they've built a silly story/narrative around it, and it's not a very good movie anyway.
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It was kino carried by Clark's actor
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>>223198926
Tranny retard talking about a subject they/them knows nothing about. The movie was not supposed to be some random backrooms, it was supposed to be Kane Person's backrooms. That's what was promised.



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